The Business of Education
Imagine you are the CEO of a J$200 million company employing a staff of about 100, 80 of whom are involved in the delivery of services each day to a... more

Transforming the Thinking in Government
In September, two major issues arose which on the surface appear unrelated. However on deeper analysis, they are inextricably linked. In fact, one is ... more


Strong Leadership Required in Transforming Public Sector for a Better Quality of Life for All (Pt 3)
In part 2 of this article series, I concluded “When we have an efficient, right sized public sector, the bureaucratic barriers will be removed resulti... more


Strong Leadership Required in Transforming Public Sector for a Better Quality of Life for All (Pt 1)
  The stated vision of the Public Sector Reform is “an open and impartial public sector, which puts the public’s interests first, and in which... more


Strong Leadership Required in Transforming Public Sector for a Better Quality of Life for All (Pt 2)
  In Part 1of this article, I wrote that “a lean, mean enabling public sector is a necessary condition in achieving a better quality of life f... more


The Futility of Anti-Corruption Legislation
There is a popular story of the man who, while searching under a streetlight, was asked by a passerby what had he lost. A shilling was the reply. The ... more

Technology – A tool for Transformation
  As we consider the dire urgency and the magnitude of transforming the Jamaican education system, and the seeming impossibility of the system t... more


The Honour of Profit
Whenever we start to speak about transformation, one of the first topics to be raised is that of funding.  For example, most, if not all, Jamaica... more


Transformation – What’s Really Required?
  “Transformation” has become a buzz word in recent times.  We hear of “personal transformation”, “organizational transformation”, and most... more